EA Project Atlas
Electronic Arts is preparing for the future, and one that is increasingly focused on streaming and cloud technology. "At EA, we envision a future in which games go even further beyond the immersive...
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"Cinebar;c-16809995" wrote:"frog211;c-16809767" wrote:
cloud streaming would be nice. im a part of the project stream beta thing by google, and despite my internet being garbage, i've still been able to play assassins creed odyssey in my browser, and it's nice. imagine being able to play the sims or other games in your browser. i'd be down for that. least when i get a decent internet connection of course.
While you play they spy. No thank you. And when you log off, they continue to spy. Then you hop on over to your phone and they spy. You just want to buy a pair of shoes one day, and there they are, showing you five hundred pair from companies you have never heard of, who know you name, where you live, your address, who you married, how many kids, their names, where they live, how long they have been in school, what you drive, what is your eye color, how tall you are, the last time you used the bathroom, that you ate some hot sauce and you will need some tablet for your stomach soon, if you and honey had an argument, what is was over, and whether it was about those shoes you didn't really want anyway. No thank you. Oh, and how to manipulate you into believing anything they decide to add to gadgets for you to see.
That is one of the things I like about Windows 10 Edge now as you can wipe all cookies, web permissions and all Web history in its' advanced settings. You have to have a good memory for passwords though as never tick "remember me!"
It's the mobile phone that finds you whatever you do. I thought I had lost it once and knowing that I had put it into flight, do not disturb, offline modes I had given up after ringing it on my landline, thinking I had lost it shopping. I rang o2 and, sure enough I heard the mobile ring under a pile of clothes I had put out for the washing machine. I saw on TV this morning this facility had caught out an insurance fraudster trying to get a new phone for his supposedly "lost" one so it has it's uses. Tracks lost people etc. I think it's the IMEI number they track?
To get on track again I would give up this game and EA entirely if "They" had this hold over any game of mine. Microsoft already tries hard with its' Solitaire" collection if you play online.
